🚀 go-pugleaf

I believe Diablo Canyon took fifteen years or more to come on line
from the beginning of construction which is rather impressive. I have
been through it a couple of times. I was really disappointed when
Racho Seco here in Sacto shut down in 89. I talked to guy from SMUD,
and asked if there was a chance to bring it back. He indicated that
there wasn't. Sacto would be the place to build a Nuke. Low earthquake
risk, good water supply. Good workforce for construction.

It will take time though. Nukes just don't go up overnight. I would
imagine a ten year timeline would not be unreasonable.

brian

On 23 Jan 2001 01:56:42 GMT, dim@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU (D. Gerasimatos)
wrote:

>In article <94lbbl$dot1$3@rn.area.com>,
>David Kaye  <dk@removethis.area.com> wrote:
>>
>[snip!]
>>
>>Wake up, people!  It's all smoke and mirrors designed to make people
>>*want* dangerous nuclear reactor power plants.
>
>
>I don't think *anyone* wants dangerous nuclear plants. I do want safe,
>reliable nuclear plants, though. Whether that can be guaranteed in
>earthquake country I'm not sure, but Japan seems to think so.
>
>
>Dimitri

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